Weekly Study Questions
What does this chapter teach me about God's relationship with His children?
What does this chapter teach me about my Savior?
How can I use the principles and examples from this chapter to improve my own relationship with the Savior and my Heavenly Father?
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS TO PONDER
In verses 13 - 17, Korihor lists various criticisms against Christian faith. How do we see these arguments manifested in society today? What is your personal response to these arguments or do you feel somewhat removed from the discussion?
In verse 18, it explains that Korihor's anti-Christ doctrines led people to commit whoredoms. What is the connection between such behavior and a lack of faith in God and Jesus Christ? Could it be said that most negative or unhealthy behaviors could ultimately be led back to similar anti-Christ doctrines or not necessarily?
In verses 40 - 41, Alma asked Korihor if he had evidence that there is no God. In our culture today, it is common to require evidence before accepting something as truth, rather than requiring evidence to prove the lack of something's or someone's existence. Why do you think God asks us to act in faith before receiving hard evidence regarding His existence? Or do we have hard evidence, but just need the eyes to see it? What purpose might faith serve in God's plan? List in your study journal the evidences you see around you or have experienced as a testimony that God exists and that Christ really carried out the Atonement.
In verse 18, it explains that Korihor's anti-Christ doctrines led people to commit whoredoms. What is the connection between such behavior and a lack of faith in God and Jesus Christ? Could it be said that most negative or unhealthy behaviors could ultimately be led back to similar anti-Christ doctrines or not necessarily?
In verses 40 - 41, Alma asked Korihor if he had evidence that there is no God. In our culture today, it is common to require evidence before accepting something as truth, rather than requiring evidence to prove the lack of something's or someone's existence. Why do you think God asks us to act in faith before receiving hard evidence regarding His existence? Or do we have hard evidence, but just need the eyes to see it? What purpose might faith serve in God's plan? List in your study journal the evidences you see around you or have experienced as a testimony that God exists and that Christ really carried out the Atonement.
